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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1918-03-22, Page 4T"17 19�IT �- WW- wrMa ','�"` ­ — , I . ­ -- 71 FV1.1"--W17 --.I � I ­ - - . . ­ , �— - — �, - TWI . . . ! 7 ,- 1L.., - 1, � , -� - 77— , -. , , � y!-- . o ., * 4',., ­ 1, . � M. III` I � . . 1. � . I I 1�� I . I I . . � . . I .1 , Z I I R , I " .1 . I — i. I , I I I .1 . . . � 11 I � —, I � I i ! � I 1. . I -­ I . -- . I T � I . � I I I -01 - . - I - 1. I , I I `11 , I � I,- I ­.,Ia 1:110==:11'': I, � � , 1, - I i 1. I . .1 ;i , '' ,­ � .... I . , . "P.. : ­.­­ .11 1. � �,­­ ­ '" I ­.. 7� 1 4 11, I ;13 � � I;: . - =,=,11::�,!: I . ­ �.. . ­ � . � ' � � 11 I got�r is 1918 . � - . I ,It :2. � , ­ I I � � � I . ' D . �, �,� I ­­­ � 1;� :; �� , P 4 , , I ,. . ITHEGO, ORT001 $TAR �­'­ 1- I ''7--.----r-----� e . -­ -! M7= -,.. ­ " I 11 � � ,. I -- - I. 1! 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I � , � I r I BLUE SERGES ell, or rather a, meeting somewbat � ... , t , I I . 9XTRAOR CHARLES WILWAIN TULS OF INKC I I I 1. . N"y S -01't -pri--flu"Jau-S - I ,%r ' . I - r I . . .. . � . M � 9 , I � UCk FR6M 'M broa Jer In Itij W,ope, as It includes the I - .. HAS SUFFERED, I ALARM ­ 'i .. I * . I . ­ ­�. , �. , �. - , ::;;��. -- - �- ­ I . . . , , - � I .1 I : -111. � I— ­ ". '. - � QefQ*,U4g.$1-,OiWQ,,J - I . - I !11!' r ­ ' - r 1. :­- 7-- - I-— z�— --',,, ­ - � � , , 11 , "I ., ­­ -- 1. r � , , , - I.. _7 .. Alra. James Hicks, of DupdAp, bAs bad native has suo4vr,way 'to open, t6i� � , , *,CaWd by WAX I A �-,­­:� .r � . I' r 11 . we fortunately secured 2 large cases of navy blue and . * d�tx Elliott to, coovftno in Clinton on . I'll, . I r :�r Ser' *couple of luscrestivl;letl�,era from her wbloh makes ilt very hard to learn. A quoeday- Aer,P, the 26th lust., At 10 ' "' L ' �t #r# � old dye, French es. Genuine tailor , - I or Woman rft Called # bo. wotocii * t". town ho to covitaei r I I black, all pure wool, 9 rather, Charles Uallwa.14, go native , ,,tW_ im . v I - - . � serges for suits or dre"es, warranted dye and goods which b mer)y of And a %`11kaulpale, " you know, Is a ws, agnd'mckus t st r , I � � � in t�e th'Ximl,th. 0; stimulate or assi, , - I v I �. , m3de, owing to wool restrictions. Values Go(lerich Township, 'Writtep froru'BAst child or baby, and also thev call them production of essout. F1 -ROBINS , I now are not to bL ublt: .what We,, are selling Africa, which we are 910 to be able to too -too. a . . � I are in several numbefs nearly do ' let foodstuffs. Messrs. Musgrove, I . . I publish In The Star. The first letter is NOwt I Call my boy Fish- 08 he is Froodfoot, Either. McMillan and others , .. them at, 42, 5o and 52 inch tailor Serges, at per yard , fishy. and hie right name I could not are, expected to address the meeting. . I i . . dated Nov. Ilth, and In It the Writer get &a on this sheet. .Boy yacca is boy 011141111111 r � 1* I This meeting Is called in cespouse to r 11 . I 1. 50, $1.75, $2, $2.50,43. AW $3.50 . says : -yours. and boy young% Is boy mine. I a proclamation published In The Outar- . . . - 41. � 1 $ " I R 01- I - I , I M I , . %��11 . - I am not working this week, as I am say to the boy, "Gwends. us lete m%jI0 Ao Gazette, appointing a week of dedt. � . I ; not feeling he to the marli, a bit run on Ase-pase. Aluquo- tauguiss, etiuck- cation and preparation for the period of I ...., .1 down. so I stay In my tent, me , 1110� That in English Is "Oo and b Just received a shipment of . . at of the. I ring production epproachtlig. begining on ; �� I � . Silk Poplins and Foulards � day. out of the sun. The doctor Wd to water. After get food ready.' NPW I March 24th. god urging and requesting I . � i ''i 1, I The extremely correct materials for baudsome and serviceable take a week's rest. I donkt carts to be can speak mostly anything I want to that the county council of each county i In the hospital if I can help It, so I most, say to them, but it took We & 4nor time be convened in special session oin Satur- i I : I 1�- . ., dresses, skirts and suits. 36 inches wide and they come in all ly take a week on quinine and then to learn. Of course. one b" to learn day, March �Brd­ argW9 that each and � , colors and couilbitiation effects, dots. sc%I patterns and heat k Men's and Young Men's Suits � I . , � � 4 chuck it. I dou,t now wbat we would in ttme, when there are so many times every clergyman lia the province shall I I . . �., . �! , J effects, price per yard . . ... .. ....... SIC, $1, $1.50 and $1.60 do without quinine. it is not & good only natives to talk to, and theI171011 from his pulpit on Sunday, 24th iust., i A I I � , t. thing for the system but, when one has know they do all the he rk for the set forth the facts of ube food situation I �� z 4vy � Z I . � , � 1� . 1=10 NaouW as It affects the "led cause. e - I . I plentv of (over in him, It certainly white man, who iii � ; �.Tt�,,` ­­­ ­--­­­.--- ­­­­.. -- 1-T s, -­Tweed-s ........ ----­.­­..., 'a" -_phastz I � .. .. ­ -people.-saylthial -,&&MEy­FeRTfi ­th-16- - � . -, makaff-on-6 Mai- &-l" bt%httV,&fWt, - ­ ­ -(m%stertio - -Some- ut , ft liij-­fli�i-�i��p K On -----Ln- -A11-1W40b1,9-­-.5erg,e � , I ­ . Well. Mae, we had a fifie Showe; last gdage is easy to team, b to speak It favored land, and Invitto7g-the blessing � - k.e..J - �'f ff t in oup's OfAlmighty God on the human efforts I , ,� A ! . I We carry now in stock end are sole agents here for t1fla faumus night and the air Its a bit cooler and re. roperly Is very hard to go to . 11 r' � I 'N'- r pair ...... $2, $3, $3.30, $5, $7, $10 freehing after it. This i" the first nice Eesd- put forth towards production, that they and Worsteds I - - � I � � , � , front lAcing corset, price pe , Shower I have seen in six months, and, Well, I don't like the war news. fron ?1� ,,, � I'll -1. I A , May- - be- ­ blessed, by Him, Who al()"Ap - - .- - I I a � - 11 i a � . believe me, it seems a longtime in a Europe lately, What are the ItallanA giveth the increase, and urging and re- � I , I doing ? We get a little news here. you questing the careful cousiduration and i5 Men's Suits, regulae $iS.00. Sale price , ,� , 0 country IQLe this, when it's so hot, to � ..,:"-A-1 'Rugs . I ;.i-.. '. Floor go without rain. just Hire as If you had know. Well, my boy has just brought patriotic co-operation of all Our people - . .1 r I a whole summer at home without rain. me a nice cup of tea. He, always does in the matters herein set forth. $10.2,5 , . I I � . A splendid allowing in all sizes, Brussels, Tapestry and Congol- u said in one of your letters. written bring it about 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. They In writing to the Warden calling at- , I 11 ... I ... I I ... 1: ... . eum Rugs. �nothe hot weather, that you were writ- certatnIv aregreat servants. teutlon to Oble proclamation, the Organ- r;' . � - ., 111 . Ing to me in the basement of your The thunder Is rolling and it Is a treat Ization of Rewurces Committee points , � 1 — I ,. . 1 -i, . I house. Well, we have no basement in to bear It too. The grass to all dried off. out that the outcome of the war is so . 25 Men's Waterproof Coats, to clear I - , - ., +­Jio� . our tent, but I might say if there were The trees are all turned brown. The dependent upon the (God supply that it is r � J� ��,, I i - � ,', �r' r I . ."T X and mules have a hard time at . .1 I I would spend a lot of my leisure hours Oxon not too much to say that upon the cr9P 11 rr 11, I W. ACHESON & SON there, but as a rule we have been work. this time of year. The food or grass is of 1918 the result very largely depends. . $4.75 1 1 * � .� . Ing very hard lately. of coursa if -we scarce, but the convoys have to work This is not merely a farmers' problem, I � � I., I , , � � f 1: ­ don't work we cannot expect to finish just the same. I wish you could see a for be cannot Increase production with- I i � I ­', � , will ." I%--- .� soon. great long convoy. One wagon Often out labor. It Is not wholIv a problem tL � , I ) life boa gone now, -thanks to Kaiser I , I I . :. I f ''. I Bill" vothepeoplosay, butothers a L eem to not afraid of a bait work on farm, can help to do his share. ­�,#­ -, .. � -- ... I I 1( I—. - � - .1.1- - -1 . - - I � I - I I - The people in England seem to -think hgp. pighteep, to twenty-two oxen on it!,_ . . toWnsmen, for while fox t1W City liod � buy a lot of food since I came back. ,� I I , I , I I , I , �, I t', I , I — - -- ------,- - -- - - - — I..---.,-,..-- .-- � it is then that the wh e world Is rnm- I R1 �t THE CODERICH STA maged for anything t at can be con. into to the the fighting was all over here last year, but there has been Some pretty stiff fighting here this year, but I hope it won't last long now. The report yester- I was talking yesterday to an animal transport man. He said he saw'a few I )tons. Usually there IS a ma][6, 4 female and two or three cubs togeth&. He - . - , they vaay do their best to aisist, the farmer holds the key to the situation. It Is the biggest job Ontario has ever been called upon to do, and the solution I . I Boy's Clothing � ." �� !�11 � Strand an advantage enemy. Subscription Terms Somebody once said "The greatest 'paicl day was very good. We are fighting in said he was behind the convoy fixing something on one of the wagons the of the problem must rest equally in the - France. The men here are in am uu. healthy climate and we need extras, so I I � - cl�oa Dollar and FittY Cents Per ar if . troubles of my life were those which Vwo a very unhealthy part now, no place for and native boy bad On. I think he hands of the farmer and the townsmen. — about fddr ounces of 'na,; take I,, 1�� , , , � .i, � ,�� mtribuy In ad slice; otherwime )011-r" never happened." by which of course be ha ed Subscritioni in the Vnito,d he meant that be had worried about Is'= for postage. I P. white man at all. A negro can live but they got fever every now and then. gone was the Only white man. Well, these lions Unless Our men, women and children are willing to work together. forgetting Fancv Mixture Norfolk, double-breasted - badge will be Issued to every boy tween 18 sod 19 who completes three ,". I " -1� f ., � I St ,M;t. aAditt-ri-I lol'tt HuGWAbcra who fail to lvwi%-o The Star a whole lot of things which he was It would surprise you to see the men bloodshot were trying to take a donkey out of the first span. Re said he heard them largely the distinction of rural and ur- I Suits, size 27 to 30 any "ce as there lare not many just � _ h& t6 Wbad. I ' � r �, r �:: , � . rcwularly will center a favor by kilviAna the � sure were going to happen , but which goon &A pXt,blbto� In requeNting with eye,i from the sun and fever. You roa,r- Ing and thou shot, but the native had ban, we shall fail to do our best. It is . ­ I � .. 1. wardly, oorrectiveii give evid6noe of . . �� 11 , , I �o ,,, �� � pubibiberq am ,never did. J ust at the present time It a chanire of address 0 old and now is beat to be optimistic, and to remom- could not believe how bad- IY they look. I had a nice book I just taken big rifle and shot at them ' and for this reason that the Government wishes the County Councils to seriously I words around, something afteitbe man- 11 � I �' r : - � � : , ;�. . �. ,. r.� � , ��. I 1�, i., . . ddre,tpos should be given. I her that "The darkest hour is that before Local Advertising Rates thedawn." Look at our weather this win. � read of a man's life in a countrythe same as this. I wish I could Send it to they cleared off. They are very bold if I there is a donkey in sight and much I consider what can be done In their counties, and wishes every individual $4-95 � -a I � �': . I "I I , , , , , , , � �, " �, I ." ­ YearlK000tmotilloglay adverti -Ing 10 cents ter for example. We have had a series per inc each inoor Oil run of paper- ,a "I ­ 16 of the worst Storms that ever.happened. You- It explains the natives' ways and rea the WAY One has to t t the na,tive, more so when they have cubs. Well, the rain Is just pouring down ' -inning farmer to set aside the week be. I March the 24th as a week of spee al pie, re Boys' N,ickers, SiZt 30 tO -A, to clear at a ,�,­ *;� � 1, ''I . . 1, � ,�ri � I 1� � , I I � . soonths oontmct� 12 con'te; t'llree montiifi cents; one month 20 cents - one week 25 cor,ta. . and just when we thought winter had Guaranteed potlaons 25 to M per conL extra. � broken away, and we were going to ex- , .1 ­ lease note that all, and all about the different diseases. Well, how is the baby ? Is she big I and some is coming through tb8 tent onto the table, which is built for two, .nA with . .1- Joe. Of ­hh f +- paration, in which his seed may be pro- pared and his mactitiaery gone over, so � - 80C Well. I must close for now, as it is . Patrong a a r P porlence only such weather one can ex- chisnaes for the current, Woo of The Star touNt be in the handm of the printer not later tban pect just botbre spring sets in in eard- enoug to go out shopping vet r A Sup- pose if the war carries on it will be I r -rap o- P cover on it. We haven't much money but we do See life -a tent built for two, that when the ti -e comes for action he will have everything ready. ght a large number of WZZY 8ps1=','yO`ftr MMAGIL 80 fis WJlg oinalities brou is caated,, an weather is bad that that d when the tL � , I ) life boa gone now, -thanks to Kaiser I , I I . :. I f ''. I Bill" vothepeoplosay, butothers a L eem to not afraid of a bait work on farm, can help to do his share. I emay noon o(each w..k. est, down swooped a fierce storm of . Ugal and othor mimilar ndvort[Actuou 10 wind and snow with the thermometer 4 Some time before got home, and then iny nieces and nephews will be big girls a nice little cupboard for our dishes and I - — I I f2 Small Boy's Overall-.�, size 3 to 9, t�) clear buy a lot of food since I came back. pent.9 per line for first insertion and oeull'spor - - Una for each sub4oquent, insertion. Memured down halt way below freezing, and bta nonpnrell scale, twelve lines toap inch. I zero. It began to look as though winter- and boys. I might tell you I am getting ver y old looking out here and if I don't, cooking utensils, and, believe me,, I see that the bov washes them clean. Putting TWClock Forward , It is apparent from Sir George Fost- There was no Y.M. where I was last. I think I shall have to go hunting and get I 25C I . . I �� waterWism. There was too much I 4' , 1 ustoo.m card. of 4iX lines and under, S&M would not only "linger in the lap of � w r, I 1,4 Situationp Vacant, Situa- spring" but as though it would hang on got away from here in the next six months my hair will be all turned gray. I ove thing I am thankful for, there are practically no mosqulti.eB or flies. er's statement at Ottawa the other dav . that Gauada is about to experience the . �; seeking after pleasurw, too much of the I he only thing In life was to 'and . France. The men here are in am uu. healthy climate and we need extras, so AS Of . Verti�onjen SOO llallt� I have been very lucky here in one way. The flies are very bad to spread dysen. I daylight The they it to — about fddr ounces of 'na,; take tious A41%ritud. House- for or to protty well into the summer. All that A National Soldiers of be- make a rule provide plenty of benefits of saving. re-. - 1� badge will be Issued to every boy tween 18 sod 19 who completes three Artiolep for Salo, oto�, not exceeding eight is but a memory now. The sun has �. Unea. 25c each !*)�crtton; $1.00 for firA month, burst through the curtain of cold, and The trouble, will st%rt when I go to a cool climate again. terY. In some places thO water has a lot of mica on it. One can had chunks form has been a long time in coming. Far-sighted individuals in private and months of satisfactory service. Mr. A. M. Robertson was secured I -1 � any "ce as there lare not many just � _ h& t6 Wbad. cents for each aub�cquont month. Larger � . �dvert.isoment,s In proportion. makes short work of winter's grip. . Hueine.e Notievi incw4 tYPO) ,3 Coats pol The power which has hold us as In a vice, tO 00 I cannot understand whv I do not get anv Mail frem Josh. I have had one of it in some hills or mountains. — . public life have for years pointed o� t that the whole community would gain a . HL -M arwAth M 'RO 130VINS � .. 1. wardly, oorrectiveii give evid6noe of counted line; && local or ncw� LUALE61'. nts per line each insertion. is Suddenly deposed, obliterated ren. letter from him since he went to Bag- In a letter, writton Dec. 22nd, from by putting the clock forward an hour or g 0 words around, something afteitbe man- Adverilgonsonts without specific instructions dored non-extstent, and It was o�ly on ­.. - will be insort-A ontill forbid, and charged ac- SunJay that wo were prisoners in its land. Maybe he was sent home. When his letters do come, they NWI be like all Dodowa. Charlie McIlwain says he has 130 back to the so during the long summer days. It was back in 191.0 that Mr. E. N. Lewis, N I I fo . ordinirly' . Acoou Its rondered and collected monthly. clutch. Today the sun pours its benig. the rest, all in a bunch. I moved miles railroad once more. He says, I left here Ist of I who represented West Huron in the affmaSSM0030H o -op a MamniflMasm M, a Ti-ansleaLadvartislug andjob work. cash. tight life-giving warmth into every was talking to a Dutch cbap from July., bu t have been 260 mil es South House of Commons, introduced a bill were present, and the enrolling of boys . Well. I must close for now, as it is , nook, and corner, calling to living � Decisions Res y for a , pecting Newspapers things to revtVa, and got read South Africa tea minutes ago. He was working trying to fix his car. He just since then. It is raining here today, he writes, and it rained all last night. We "to promote a more extended use and enjoyment o[daylight during the sum- -'------- " "He in,ttflad . , Any person who takes-& pa or ularly how lease of life. For the first time I triom the po�t office. whether adsremzfin his this year the frogs are croakin n=Do or another'K or whether he hu subscrib. g, and it came around with ,his overcoat on, shaking like a leaf, with ague, Now mostly get loads of rain just.around Christmas. I have not bought a Phrist- mer months. " The two chief clauses of this measure said this skirt of 130ime wa:s a Der I fect sympliony." "Maybe, of men on the englne3 and I U 11 S SOO 11. 11 'Oh, I oil or not. is responsible for paymenL is a much more cheerful croak than the It a pemn orders III- Paper discontinued Ill kind we have already alluded to, In that is how we get malaria. � The sun would be nearly burning a hole in one, mas pudding yet, but they usuall I v have in Y.M:C.A. ' read: (1) From and after two o'clock in the morning of the first Sundav in April b�it it's not Nvell conducted." "What do yon meflu?' well, that's natural: women were always crazy about hose." . X wo,,t pay all arre,tra. or the publisher W' fact we would rather listen to the tr I I til payluent Is in. wil 098 I omitione to Nend It un: and at the same time, It one had ague, he be freezing At them the and cake also., 1 am in a detail camp just now and I each year until two O'clock In the morn- November in "lt diags." --- , � 'e,e. ; then oulloct the whole'al"ouut whet or the chorus for an hour than to one of the � , I .� . � pa . .. gr Is takAn or not. w her croakers for two minutes. would nearly cold. Dodma one night I bad a night attack spend most of my time sleeping You would be surprised how a can Ing of the first. Sunday in standard tIm4 shall be � I "I see where a Philttd(A i)hia. -fire ell ief FOR GOOD RELIABLE ­ I be omirto bavo decided thAt refuging to I I take newRilaDeris or periodics,18 from the post I DERMOT MCEVOY. �� ofiloe, or ranioviria and havinKthero uncalled ,. of ague and, believe me, I n6arly shook my old bed to pleges. Malaria Isnot person sleet) when hie gets plenty of malaria in his body. I can go to bed at 9 get one hour in advance of the a tandard time now in use. (2) The time hereby predicts that we �hall haw� ffrewornen Shoe Repiring ------- 1;*J for while .uhwriptlon nuialtis unpaid. . Is fr*ud. such a bad� thing -one or two attacks of p.m., up at 5 A.M., have two hours' sleep in established shall be known as Standard T11 ;­ varivia.facle evidence of Intention of ,, � SOLDIERS OF THE SOIL It, but after one has had about ten at- Woks, it Is liable to turn to black water the forenoon and the same in the after- then feel time, and when any period of time is mentioned in any Act of Parliament, ITS IF I= SMITH & RING .1 .. I J,%1k %tat TEENAGE BOYS TO ENROLL FOR FARM tbe Mobe %V;.p # 1, �%v HELP 1 fever, and If one gets that it usually finishes one. A Canadian boy chum died with it at Morogo, noon, and not rested at times. Malaria makes one's bonds ache, and often it makes the head ache also. deed or other legal document, the time mentionedor referred to Shall, unless it is specifically 6tated, be A NON HUR 30 F&A Street I Opposite Knox Church GIVE US X TRIAL � � , �!. , TM: XPROKS CALL 71. and also another Well, I may be In England some -time otherwise ��- - - I . - -1 -1 �, I — ­— -- Mr. A. W. Geddes, zone organizer ot chum died with dysentery. They were both nice boys and friends of mine, in March If nothing happens. Of course one never knows. - � We are supp6sed to held to be Standard time under this act. . � . I ,\�-4,�z,-,x-.,w.^-.4wAw&v.4L-Aw,orAw '" 446 I "". FRIDAY, MAIWH 15, 1918 the Soldiers of the Soil. was in Gode- . 4; came out In 648 Company, came at the have the Germans all out of this coun- . We Amagf�e �that the.'. ,forthcoming � 4 INSU14E IN 4 �­­ I ; �%', rich last week and addressed the boys ­ �, . same tilao from Vancouver Isle, and , died about, the same time. , try, but just the same their leader bag not been caqht as yet, but It, won't be legislation will be framed on similar lines. Mr. Lewis' bill was referred to E6 ])Silk lots of w&W aud step eatft awt 1w a whHe if your Bladdw' . , AR S� ITHE GREAT WEST LIFE ��,,!� 1, SPINDRIFT at the Collegiate Institute on the need . I . Well. It is going to min again today. long, as he 4 g only a very small body 9 elect committee which reported that the . Uoubles pu. � I - , � 1-.1 . of help on the farms, This organiza- z � . US A SHELZER tion the Soldiers of the Sol] has been We will get nearly a month of it now it has started, after which we two . of Men WitbLh M. rl I had a letter from effects of the reform would be �1) To hours of work and leisure " . _ 4 1 A � � SL OGAN-GIVE of get Josh and he said he would be home by move usual 4 LOWEST:PREMIUMS � . .1. , I . �� � IN HURON COVNTY FOR ,NEG- effected by the Canada Food Board for 11 LECTED CHILDREN. the of enlisting the help of boys and a balf months more dry weather, and then for the big rains. and, oh the time I received his letWr, it nothing nearer to sunrise. (2) To promote the greater use of daylight for Industrial VVhEn you wake up with backselCe &W � MUSI LIBERAL POLICY . purpose , " - ' L farms during the jimmIny, how It does It. doesn't. happened oh the wa,V­ I only wish I kinds. Idull, misery -in-the kidney region it rn' ,� , . of teen age on coming ' I "; I (Written for.last week's issue.) ,L, _,'�.�' season and Tavlor Statten has been . I -1 - Superintendent. rain. do things in halves in Africa. I think tomorrow I were with him or abuld be home for Christmas dinner. and recreative purposes of all (3) To benefit the physique, general of the means you have been eaung too =Tnesk says a well-knownsuthority. � , MOSTSATISFACTORY . I 4 , lo" SETTLEMENTS - ' as ,Aatlonal I ""�.�­ � OROAKS appointed . I . CAn@41&n maybe will go hunting for little I have I will have be,en in the army two health and welfare of all classes To industrial. 3'1eat forfas uric add wbich overworks '4 ' , . ',��. . Last year aev1dral thousand 0, 1 7 .,� L , in the olden days, which by the way boys demonstrated their efficiency in a change. a nice little short service rifle and at my years in a fqw days from now. ana wit, soon be over here two years also, but I community. (4) reduce commercial and domestic expenditure the kidneys in their effort to filter k from the blood sad they become sort of BUSINESKIN FORCEIS.120,000,000 � �4� , I t� �, wera,only a few years ago. to be pre- farm work and farmers, at first skepti- I �,­, work we do not got much practice, only hope soon to be oat of It. There seems On artificI&I light- paralyzed and'loW. When your kklr*ys P*1 WOODS- I ' GEO. I � 11 of the value else any time prior to Aug. 4th, 1914, it Cat, h%v6 been convinced , r I:" . songs of the bov and have found him a very was customary for pocts to Mug i when we go out for a Fiboot. I Rm working In the Shop now. I go to work to be v , ttl you. It ery 11 0 news to write is the same every nothing new. day, The committee, moreover, found that there would be no difficulty in adjusting get sluV and clog you must relieve them, a 1you relleve bowels; , I AGENT GODERIfillil _% A�,w,,v,r,wr,�w­w,0r&Vr4 - � I �, I 11 &bout young men and maidens about useful assistant. Our soldiers (Great atflaan.audafter7 I have breakfast, There Seems to me to be no war on. It clocks and time -tables All over the your re- mwvWg all tha body'a urinous waste, , V,MPA W"APX L I "I this tithe Of the year, Britain smd our Allies) need every an hour and a half at noon, and work is more like every -day work at home. country in , accordance with the pro- backaelie, hesdache� '--- I � L L "In the a ind a voting man's fanev ounce of foo3 we can produce, and till 0. I used to like work, but lately I I have not had much fever latel- I posed Act. Circulars sent out to njuni- els� you-1mve sick It - �J ' , � -, r. . . � L , 1-11 11 tondly turns to love. I I All that sort of . who has the strength and Is GVerY boy day's the am feeling a bit run down, but with a I be fit . seem to be keeping better. Of course I ght a large number of WZZY 8ps1=','yO`ftr MMAGIL 80 fis WJlg oinalities brou is caated,, an weather is bad that that d when the tL � , I ) life boa gone now, -thanks to Kaiser I , I I . :. I f ''. I Bill" vothepeoplosay, butothers a L eem to not afraid of a bait work on farm, can help to do his share. week's rest will soon once more. I mostly spend about seven pounds' am not not very fat either, as a person ties to come down in a ho6 climate. I replies which showed even at time there was a great body of public have flieumatic twinges. The urine Vulaudy, full . L� "I � - :�. think that the world,, that to the civul& In the years to come when one of it he every two months, buy chickens, 0998, fruits buy a lot of food since I came back. opinion In favor of the departure. of esiliment, chan els offm then, Cet sore, water scalds and y6u aroob" ; � 11 11 .." � , ,ad world, was losing its virility. and its, ­�. . spiritual bold, and was sinking Into 4 these boys may be asked went to the front, he can say, "I was too young vegetables and plenty other when I can get them. Money matters are There was no Y.M. where I was last. I think I shall have to go hunting and get Eight years have elapsed since and under pressure of the war we are to seek relief two or three tithes during tu I . . I �� waterWism. There was too much I 4' to go, but I helped by working on a different here to what they are in two or three guinea fowl for Christmas about to utilize for the ftrat time many I night. I hitherto Either consult a good, reliable physi- . �; seeking after pleasurw, too much of the I he only thing In life was to 'and farm and here Is the National Badge of Honor which I won for what I did. " France. The men here are in am uu. healthy climate and we need extras, so or else go without fowl We might have back. There is here hours of daylight w hich have been thrown away. -Toronto News. cian at once or got fromi harm&" . . t't",'Rd= the Boll bronze they it to some &'buck which about fddr ounces of 'na,; take � ". I � be merry for to -mor- " A National Soldiers of be- make a rule provide plenty of is about the also of a jack rabbit, which & tablespoonful in a glass of water I � � , row via We." The chief end of man , I � I was no longer "To glorily God. and On. badge will be Issued to every boy tween 18 sod 19 who completes three money. Well, my boy has tylra, which meano in very good eating. Last year I had wild pig for dinner. but have not eaten IT IS A LIVER PILL. -Many' Of the ailments that man has to contend with befoire bieWast for 0, fe* days and youm I . . L glorify , JOY him forever." but rather to I am, and to see that he enjoyed bim- months of satisfactory service. Mr. A. M. Robertson was secured food ready. Now. you would not under- stand the way to pronounce the words, any "ce as there lare not many just � _ h& t6 Wbad. have their origin In a disordered liver, Iddneye will then act Am This famous which is. a delicate organ, peculiarly I sallts is rnad from the &64 grapes Union litbis, . . self. The world needed a corrective 11 11 and whether taken outwardly or In, as town director In the organ- lzatiOn And a meeting was hold as they are Spelled unlike the way they are pronounced, and the D%tivesl Well, by the, time you receive this letter win be thinking of Easter susceptible to the distrubances that, and juice, combined w?tht comefrom irregular habits or lack of "d has been usad for 9tuarations to � .. 1. wardly, oorrectiveii give evid6noe of In the county clerk's office on always; in their lanpuage, turn the you time, but better late than never. I have care in eating and drinking. This *10,10 anf, 6timulate 1111=21= to acids in n � , 0; . � I their presence in the form of diftomfort Monday afternoon to form a town words around, something afteitbe man- got through pretty lucky up till now, so accounts for the great many liver also neutralize no Iciagor vaitabee, thus suffing bladda "I before a basis for a complete care. is organization. Mr. Robertson was act- of the Frenchman. Maji's whaPt'n I hope I am able to pull through with- regulators now preised on the attention I I � �,�* I �, reached. So It comes that this spring chosen as chairman and Mr. Holman, is water here ; wood is enable; cap is outiL break -down of the system. as It Is Imakwes, . of sufferers. Of these there Is none . Jad Wts is 6 life savat for regaw �. 11 11 11 �4 I wbole wrld Is disoomforW. Them . � �O 1� *ire mauy vrbo point at this time to the the county clerk, &B wretary-treasurer. The principals of the various schools oucomble ; eggs 18 mieye. Now, that is th way I spell them to yon, but the 0 hard to get your health back once it has gone in a plate like this. Superior to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills. though gentle, is neat agt�rg` 't 'a 'nexPess'"t esawill Their operation, - � , , 1. i 19 . ii �11 � Uem6ndoul gains that the enemy in were present, and the enrolling of boys ' Well. I must close for now, as it is 4ft",- effective, and the most delicato can use injure sad niskes a dd Ira - 111"awk 411111ifirlmw &iAk6 L. . .1 1. I I .�, Waiting In territtlry$ and in aot only vrat I � at the various schools will be under- , form for boyn who might getting on to noon, and I still cat three . them - � I - . I � � I I I L� "I ; . I suiatWgo and food stuffs, hut in men. taken by them. of recognition meats a day. � �., ..., r . I ; 111� They sho* signs of fear, and croak out it is hoped to secure 15,000 boys In be reidy t4o work only the two months -�ft--CIDCH3]300**C"300"00*Ctl3aoozac"3000 r", �,!,� . �. I I , " I 7 � . . �11 1. 4 , 0 , to evei-yboily they meet the doleful ivAprawons that the news from the Ontario and 69 them Am Only some 17,800 boys in the High schools it is of the summer aulmays And of girls who might give help on the farms and THE ONLY MEDICINE � ' . i.,' . ­� ,�f:oI . I . I : I k , 1, 1, �� � . � fe, 11 .� I , �� . I � ftoAt makox 'upon their minds. They we isothlog but ruin &bead on the field hoped to got employed boys also. and the county Work, the town clerk. the offiftes or school It was decided that the chairman shorld bring ur, the matter at the public rdeet- I Ing of o tizens on Wednesday night, - FOR LMLE CHILDREN .. --- A . 11 I V 11 I , . L",,i ­k,"L " . , .� "I i le, * I I ,;�', " �, . of Uttle. and nothing but disorder and s6avvatlokk at home an a prelude to ultims,te subjection to a rntbleWy vin- newspaper principals vdl1reo0Iv6W611%mcflOt any who are willing to ourou for three or four The committee adjourned to meet again at the call of the chairman. I Onoe a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her tittle once she will use . I . � V" ? I I r , �, I �J�, -L , 4 dWAve power. rhey am bapplest , wfi" they am get a few more aptrivi of months work on the fame. � ' There waa some discussion %t the , Although the present Ivesk is get out as the enrollment week application for nothing else. TheirL age teaches her at's absolutely safel that they never .1� I .. � ., .. I I , &a "mt. oalkbm to croak isrith them, for ­ � ­ I me6titig oa At I ouday atitmeft of some . enrollment will be,recelved later. I - , I I I =Yto give relief and that the IlWe ones do not drohd "ng them astheydo A. AW Onandaft �Xay st 1918y all 1,94 h I � , ( I 0 - . . ��� L. ­ . L � , I .1111 -IL I !!!'I�� I - -� '­ . I - . . � . 1, I.. I .".1. - oastoroll and otber boxgh purgatives. Conoeming the Tab t3 Mrs. JohnX. It' 8. 11. y ' the Grocbrs of Goderich wffi do a I ... I .. "' ­ L I . . - I L I I ­ � L. . I . I -­ .-- .. I I .11 'L ­ .. ­- . . ­ 1. I , LL !, . _ . � " I , 11 I . � , ,� , . . I , , , I .,:''�i . . . . . . ... �111 ... Ill . . . . . . Ill I . � .1, !: ,, 1. . I I I 1) ,r,l � ; � - , I 11 : C'', I ­ !� Weaver, Bllmdeldo; . asys.-III b%vo used 11&by'sO*uTZsZfo;the . . I I I I � % I � . 1�k , 1 i 1 I L .. , ". . I !!I .� �� ��; 11 -1 I . . 11 9 ��=11,,CW"Mzill�lklf,!Ilmlllil�wmia�m � I'-- — 101010 L past 0". Y"# "a have fou" Sham so -good I sav�ayt keep a b6i In the house." Is SS. L This has sp#U cash busine .1 1�- , , , J I L I IL I I � L . 11 I L 11 , I I 11 . A- 10 , , . I I 11 . I 11, 1 .1719 W1. I L of 4cT6Na6owdSW&e . . � I .The Tablets Aim add by imedidn6 deal. ova ,of by mail " 26 i6stim a bok =om The Dr. WillithIS' Medicine Co., &nook. _y boa" bedome necessury because of the 4 'J L , " V. . " I . , '� � ��. . ;L . I � I . I I . . . I I 3 . ville, Out. -...d*.— I . The saft way to send money by mail 01 . I - 'L I I - Is I .W,&f1tdt8 erl,nA -P--'- -nr Sent many Lip ITOM ent . , :� � � � ,, I 1, .. 1� � 1 4 . Is by Dotalialft B%PrftX No"* Order. ,,,-e I . f L L. . I I , . I �� � 0 a I IF �, --- .1 11, . . 11 L . I L �, j.L -.) I � _, _j!- I "' I conmiaons in MMUKtuy zltubmrS I ... ., I . I t a" Lt....". ". . - - 11 . I . 11, I make iintitgy to y"r qats time loyd from the Wax. I . . * . LL I I , "'. . . I . . thk Wis*i by i4mag Nutsery I ,,,ely 1 7 . . � .1 IL I I -­ -11 1-1 01 I stmlk� an'N Xew Aem *k%="" I - *' lilt, . L I I . . I I I ,I'.," 011% - I ; % 1, . . � ii"00** We belwe &e Public NWM 11',brecide the neces I 11 I . I . � � . I . . I d&bt t1*4 to st3tt on I ' �1, I �.% I I . . � , 6'r & it *04,40 ** 41 is . . lit, , , i , . "I'll," "), I L A;k-"" . Wts 11 ,itich we believe will be beennefl- � .�-� I lu '. . '10 -- ,� Idtar 0 . sity of ffis move, � I I � *=t"%1l*4ftft WA ram. 1� - I . . .. AA ,* wit literatam wityA .21 t0L -it : P I'll L, . �'64 "W4601111 of b" for 1 ro, t I coneetnedo., v� �­ ',*,-I,.,,.. .11. � I V". 3 .W.'llu di 1111 I . I : "I."",- ­. I I - 01.1 .. I 11 I &rAf*ik.*,U*(%C.t*=a*d I . - . .� . . I I . " 1"!;1.,- � I .1 � I 11 1­"­,Jl�l'1­',,­­ ­iJ­­­­­.i111. 0 I-- 110-0 11 ­ 1- ­­ ­�"e"t""'­­ � �­­ "' ­. 11 1� I .11,11, 11W , 11 ­ tau *000*111% � be WE I �. .1 � I ,� It'", I I """ � ", L I ' P, t I *"Wft 4L 111""T" I " THE, OROCERO OF ou Ric 0 . IL ." -1 I ��! * �A� 1. I L ,��'.,,�"-, �. �' 1PAW"W, . . I I . %, I I I I . , '. I . I - . I- . .... � ­ . ­ I I . I � � I MY I I 1, -, - - ", � I - ­'. �� , ­ I'll - U, ON" %wisihi . �. ; ".6 , im,251 11. 1419T�M4�, � A—WMWIT! 001 - I'll , � 1, I -LL 1, '­ , J , I raftAKIMM tom 1111110011 on. ----- - - I 11 . . � 1".. � , sm.... ., 11 .is is MOEWEN's ,,� SPECIALS IA nice line of Spools at 5c. each. I I A nice line'd Prints at l7c. Flannelette at right prices— bought before the advance. Fine line of Pillow Cotton . at 30c. a yardL Special in Cotton at 15c. a yard, worth 20c. Handkerchiefs from 5c. up. I A special fine for Comformrs, full yard wide, at 30C. , . A few dot. Flanseldto Mank. ets to cleat at 0.25, worth $3.00. 1 1 1 ChUren's Stackisgs, ranging from 20c. up. A few ChiUrees Mitts, to &ar VIC*- , ,I ' A few suits of Nta's Hot 11 Uiwkrwear. to d6ar A,$ per garow. I I . ulghest, FWN PAW top Bei -l"110 and tw-r-&­ tak" 14 "W"o to &%* " 4" (0 111teso . , I . . � is is NtEWER I , IN" 4 0*4 " .,--- - I 1, 7 1 1�1 - I -1 ",""I'll.,, .... ,,­ - .,..,;Ww I 11 ,�� "